Phlox and lilies in front of a black garden arch, Historic Garden, Shrewsbury NJ
Pool and lounge chairs framed by red Japanese maples above the river, Riverfront Estate, Navesink River
Meadow and gravel drive leading to the house, Hudson Valley Estate, Rhinebeck
Rooftop lounge seating with the Manhattan skyline at dusk, Upper East Side Penthouse
Gravel garden and dining table beneath mature trees, Hudson Valley Estate, Rhinebeck
Wall lantern, black steel-framed doors and potted planting on a rooftop terrace, Upper East Side Penthouse
Antique stone fountain among hydrangeas, Historic Garden, Shrewsbury NJ

Landscape Architecture & Garden Design

The quiet art of belonging.

David Eaton Associates is a landscape architecture and garden design practice based in England, with gardens from New York rooftops to New England country estates. Each design responds to the atmosphere of its site, so that house and landscape feel as though they have always belonged together.

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  • Townhouse Garden, Brooklyn, by David Eaton Associates

    In the City

    Rooftops, terraces and townhouse gardens

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  • Historic Garden, Shrewsbury, by David Eaton Associates

    In the Country

    Estates, historic gardens and riverfront landscapes

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Swipe for before ~ Mature foundation planting helps bring the scale of the house down to a more human level, allowing the architecture to settle naturally into its landscape. Generous layers of Redbud, Lilacs and Magnolia establish a strong framewor
Pleaching is the practice of training trees into a continuous elevated plane ~ part horticulture, part architecture. We use pleached trees to define space, frame views and create enclosure without the visual weight of a wall. Their clear stems prese
Swipe for the before. Pool and perennial garden on a completed project in upstate NY. #BeforeAfter #GardenTransformation #SwimmingPoolTransformation
Peaceful moments within this country property, where planting softens every transition and brings a sense of quiet rhythm to the garden. Around the house, Hakonechloa, Geranium, Spiraea, Magnolia and Lilac create layers of texture and structure, gen